WARDOGS Season 03 kicks off tomorrow!
Expected downtime: 13:00 UTC - 15:00 UTC
I'm a big fan of Sabatulo, proper urban map. Multi-Track Unlocks and Limited Mode too!
You can read the full Patch Notes here:
https://t.co/6kIqehtr7W
Heads-up 📢
@Twitch Drops are ENABLED for Season 03.
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▫️ Watch WARDOGS for the required time.
▫️ Claim your in-game rewards on Twitch.
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@TiffanyFong LOL, what makes some men think that women like this are ACTUALLY interested in them.
Not that I would not be flatured but, I would also be asking myself, "What does she want?"
So smart but very weak. Love to hear the story of how they met... chance encounter, it just happened?
@Femzyr0 OH NOW we have something to say.
Always amazes me how many people decide they're going to speak up after the fact and after years and years of sitting on it.
How pathedic. Seems to me like attention getters. Always lurking for opportunity to bring attention their way.
Yep, 185,000 cheaters. Banned.
There'll be more ban waves coming and further improvements to our Anti-Cheat systems next year. Giving players more control.
Share your feedback via reviews on Steam
https://t.co/bXo2yinV6e
You're entitled to your opinion no question. I agree you should have control over your graphics settings. Most gamers want better frame rates and visuals, not worse. I use NVIDIA Inspector myself to improve performance and quality, not to remove shadows, smoke, or other effects for an unfair advantage. There's a difference between optimizing a game and exploiting it.
Nobody's saying you should have to run ultra shadows just because your hardware can handle it. There's nothing wrong with using low or medium settings for better performance. But there's a difference between reducing graphical quality and completely removing shadows or other visual elements that are intentionally part of the gameplay. Optimization is one thing; gaining an unfair competitive advantage is another. That's the distinction WARDOGS is making, and I agree with it.
Finally, a gaming company taking cheating seriously! This is exactly what developers should be doing: actively monitoring suspicious activity, identifying exploits, and taking action instead of leaving everything to player reports.
Cheating ruins the experience for legitimate players. With the telemetry and monitoring tools available today, detecting suspicious patterns shouldn't be nearly as difficult as some companies make it seem.
Credit where it's due, WARDOGS. More developers need to follow this example!
To the guy who made $143m in Season 2.. Did you think we weren't watching???
You guys helped us catch everyone else, cheers for the $40 real dollars.
To the players who endured the exploits. Thanks for your patience.. VLOG dropping momentarily.
This is why sandboxing alone isn’t enough.
Design as if the sandbox can eventually fail. Network access, credentials, targets, capabilities and authority should still be independently bounded.
A sandbox escape should never become an authority escape.
Reachability ≠ permission.